The trade war that Trump has initiated will hurt the United States, but the hope appears to be that it will hurt the Chinese more.

The emerging U.S.-China trade war will make a China-Russia axis even more likely.

With less than 2 weeks before tariffs are rolled out, the latest effort at negotiations has come and gone.

“Tariffs or threat of tariffs are a very useful and powerful negotiation tactic,” as the AmCham China chair put it.

A primer on the different U.S. tariff actions, and what they mean for the global trading system.

While a truce was called, the fundamental tensions have not been addressed -- so the 'war' is back on.

UBS’ Paul Donovan explains how Asia’s trade model is beginning to lose sway.

Aimed at China, new U.S. tariffs also hit Taiwan.

What public opinion in China says about the trade frictions (and what that means for the United States).

What starts bitter ends sweet?

China unveils tariffs on $50 billion in U.S. imports, mirroring the Trump administration's penalties on Chinese goods.

Although the U.S. and China are imposing tit-for-tat tariffs now, the chance of resolving the dispute is still high.  

If the U.S.-China trade spat escalates, the rest of Asia will also suffer the fallout.